Fox, Thomas W. (Thomas William) · London ; New York : Macmillan and Co. · leaf 285
LAPPET SHEDDING IX After the wood has been turned to the size and thick- ness required, a comb with a pitch, generally equal to half that of the reed, is pressed against the revolving disc to describe a series of concentric circles on one of its sides. The circumference is next divided by radial… … Fig. 146 (6). design (see Figs. 146, in which a is the design, h the lappet disc, c concentric circles, 16 radial lines corre- sponding with the 1 6 horizontal spaces of design a). Each space betw^een 2 radial lines equals one tooth in h and two picks of weft in the fabric. A vertical space in a…
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